Creative SOUND BLASTER PRO User Reference Manual page 53

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Once a file is loaded in o memory, he Block Informa ion Screen displays.
This screen displays he informa ion con ained in a Voice file. As you edi
or change voice files, he changes are reflec ed in his screen. A voice file
consis s of Voice, Silence, Repea , ASCII ex , Marker and Termina or
blocks. Marker and ASCII ex blocks are explained la er.
Sampling Unpacked • pj| e size
Ra e File ! '
End
Block
ype '
V«7
Cursor
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Displays
Block number
— I of cursor
— loca ion
Blk Bgn
[
q 3 Displays beginning
I --------------- 1 and ending number
Blk End of selec ed blocks.
(T ------- ~7~| S ar ing and ending
Li! -------- block numbers can
be en ered here o
selec blocks
■ Marker — A marker sends ou a wo-by e flag so o her applica ion
can perform a cer ain ask when i sees his marker.
■ Repeat — Provides a me hod for a block o repea .
■ End Repeat — Indica es end of repea blocks.
■ Terminator — Indica es end of file.
■ ASCII text — An ASCII ex s rings provide i les or o her
informa ion.
UndeSfS^2i3E®ltg
a
basic unders anding of blocks and how hey rela e o Voice Edi or II can
prove benifical o he user. Blocks make up a voice file. Each voice file can
con ain:
■ Header — Used o define a .VOC file for Sound Blas er card.
■ Voice — This is normally he sound you hear. Can be mono or
s ereo. (Only unpacked da a blocks can display as a waveform.)
■ Silence — You can add, change or remove silence from a da a
block.
Voice
Editor
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